andrew: we have got to keep a watch on the temperature. i haven' t been outside in a while, and i know it is cold when i go out there. eric: that' s going to be shocking when you step outside. same thing for you if you step outside early tomorrow. thankfully, tomorrow is a holiday. i hope you get to sleep in. it' noon, but the coldest temperatures will be early in the morning, wind chills between -10 and -15. by the afternoon, we will be warmer, but not by much. tuesday looks similar, but the winds will back off. wednesday, accumulating snow, at least a couple inches. we will monitor that with another system on its here' s for friday. a real wintry week, but at least we get closer to the freezing mark by wednesday. andrew: it' s tough when you look ahead in the forecast and say, i can' a customer tweets "bank fees make me physically ill. how do you respond? sounds like a medical problem. i'd send her to a hospital. "hashtag not the bank's problem." and then we transfer the money for free. we do that. for a fee of $10. to transfer her own m

andrew: thank you. witnesses to the marine helicopter crash said they were not sure what was happening when they saw a fireball crash into the ocean. as the search continues for crew members on board, more stories or servicing of people whose saw or heard the crash. >> it was a big fireball. there was debris coming off as they get the water. you heard it just for -- more were -- roar. andrew: france' s president says they held in tasty -- siege in the west african capital city. the french foreign minister says 23 people were killed in the al qaeda attack. for militants also died when forces moved in. the minister of security says no strutting couple was kidnapped. does america have a political correctness problem? some candidates think so. they have launched a revolt of what they view as epidemic. reporter: >> this is craziness. >> political correctness is killing people. reporter: they were on political correctness at campaign stops and the debate stage. >> we have to get rid of this pc stuff. reporter

>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in? is that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not

andrew: minutes later another tornado touchdown. both tornadoes had the strength of the ef2 tornado. a suspect accused of hopping into the gas station clerk' s car and taking off. the store clerk was warming up his car on saturday morning at the speedway station on hamilton avenue. he noticed a man sitting in his car. when the clerk confronted the man, the suspect fled and ran the man over. a 2004 chevy malibu with license plate ds m 6236. a weekend homicide in westwood. karine howell , police were called to a wooded trail. a person was down. police arrived found howell with a gunshot wound. he died of his injuries at the hospital. the fbi and canton police were investigating a bomb threat. they were made against a walmart in a circle kelly -- circle k gas station. they did not find any explosive devices at any of the locations. the calls may have been routed through service like skype to avoid being tracked. dozens of artists are showing their artwork at rhine giese the brewery. they are helping local artists the next art on buying

francine: andrew wilson, thank you so much. get back to him on oil and the boe as we talk about mark carney and the right decision at noon london time. young up in the next hour, will be joined by the former boe policymaker andrew sentance. we're keeping and i on the town -- keeping an eye on the pound and what it means for governor carney. ♪ francine: this -- vonnie: this is "surveillance." christmas sales fell at cartier jewelry. they say fiscal third-quarter revenue was down 4%. demand is weak for luxury watches in asia. swiss watch exports to hong kong fell 28% in november. the news network al jazeera america is pulling the plug. the network says it will stop operating at the end of april, two and a half years after it launched. it blames what it caused the economic landscape of the environment. controlled was by qatar's royal family has struggled to build an audience in the u.s. you won't notice it if you were headed to dallas for the upcoming world economics forum , but apartment prices and the swiss resort town ve fallen

we're going to go to andrew perez. andrew, take it away. tell us where you are. >> andrew: right now near the thk of it. we are heading east on hollywood boulevard approaching five. it is very loud out here, as you can imagine. these, i boo have been getting so close, they've been p stopping around our car, touching the car, obviously popping whilst left and right, and like you said it's hard for police to keep up, hard enough for us to keep up withhraffic. as you can imagine, police. [ not audible ] we know that they are approaching 95, so it's unclear if they're going to keep heading down hollywood boulevard or if they're going to get on the celebrate right now. at this point we're trying to show off, and that is frankly unacceptable at this point. this is a very dangerous situation. the message here is very good. one way or another. [ not audible ] they however, it's the way that they're going about it that police are concerned aout. >> laurie: it is hard to hear you, andrew perez. if you can hear once it's a little hard to hear you but

andrew: more heartbreak for celine dion.

``andrew, good morning to you. ``cincinnati streetcar battle is ``an indication to bring it into ``northern kentucky. ``leaders are asking the question. ``the council will host a ``discussion talking about the ``benefits the city of cincinnati ``is expecting to see from the ``streetcar. ``the question is if role areas ``in kentucky should connect to ``the streetcar line. `` the discussion takes place at ``the madison even center at ``11:30. ``the cost is $30 to attend. ``andrew setters, wlwt. ``lisa: thank you. ``a developing story now in ``investigation is underway. ``a shooting last week at the hard ``times bar has turned deadly. ``police were called to the bar ``early friday morning. ``police say major help figuring ``out who pulled the trigger. ``23-year-old robert was one of ``robert died from injuries. ``a second person was raised. ``>> ``been hit. ``has he been struck? ``>> come out! ``>> where has he been shot? ``lisa: police are saying they are ``not getting much cooperation ``from witnesses. ``in hamilton

andrew: for us, engagement is key.experiences that connect people to each other, to the experiences we make, and e-sports is doing that on two fronts. it has more people playing and more people watching play. our games have been utilized in sports tournaments for a long time. we have driven some of those and the market at other people have driven a bunch of those. we see the opportunity of building an overarching architecture that offers best in class experiences for all players and viewers. it is starting with our madden live challenge playing, which will culminate with the super bowl. players and viewers understand the single best place to play ea games in a competitive way, to view ea games in a competitive way is through the torments we put together. emily: there is competition, microsoft has its championship series for payload. how do you see your competition standing out? your games are actual sports games, with madden and football and soccer. does that translate well to e-sports? andrew: the fever interactive wo

``andrew: good morning. ``heaven help me but it is ``actually pretty out here. `` right now, we have been hearing ``the temperature is at 32 degrees ``and we are not dealing with ``problems on the road in ``taylorsville. ``the snow has been coming down ``but it is not piling up on the ``roads because the soul trucks ``have been out here and blasting ``it with plenty of snow. ``temperatures are at a level ``where the salt is acting ``effectively. ``we will still be dealing with ``visibility problems, the large ``snowflakes are going to fly this ``morning. ``that is when we may see some ``problems. ``it sounds like that we will be ``dealing with some snow and the ``some colder temperatures on the ``backside of that. ``so we want to get the streets ``clear. `` we are into the 30' s now. ``we could be in the single digits ``by tonight. ``i am andrew setters. ``mark: thank you. ``many school district has started ``to close. ``lisa: among them is lebanon ``county. ``joining us now is the public ``relations directo

andrew ainsworth, manufacturer "two days yes. from sculpting the moulds and making the moulding process work. and getting the mouldings off because you add to one mould and substract from another mould." this is ainsworth's original metal resin mould from 1976. for almost thirty years, he forgot about it. until he needed money for school fees, made a few more helmets and sold them. george lucas promptly sued him. andrew ainsworth, manufacturer "because we honestly believed that nobody can stop you being the artist that you are . they can't take it away from you. they can't take your hands off. so you can't use them that ridiculous to us. it 's a no brainer. you had to defend it. " the case lasted nine long years. ainsworth has only just paid off his huge legal bill. nick glass, cnn correspondent "how much was it?" andrew ainsworth, manufacturer "i would rather not say but it was an awful lot. hundreds of thousands or millions? millions." the british ruling was that the helmet was a piece of industrial design and so out of copyrig

``reporting live, andrew setters, ``wlwt news 5. ``lisa: ok, andrew, thank you. ``moving south, we are checking on ``some of the roads in the ``downtown area. ``mark: yes, wlwt news 5' s dan ``griffin has been there for us. ``you take a look over your ``shoulder? ``here are moving along fairly ``they' ``plenty of space between each ``other, but they are doing ok. ``pretty slushy earlier, has ``started to clear a little bit. ``but not as much as before. ``underneath the bridge, you can ``see there is still a lot of ``slush in that direction. ``what people are doing this ``morning is taking a much lower ``and trying to leave plenty of ``space. ``that makes a big difference ``here. ``we have not seen any close calls ``as far as i can tell here ``in this stretch of interstate ``71, so that makes a big ``difference here. ``somebody just honked at us. ``it has been a good commute so ``far in this stretch. ``of course, the rules apply. ``take it slow, be careful, leave ``plenty of space one of my ``friends texted me this morning ``and said, you know, the roads ``to work

andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: as andrew mentioned road , crews are making sure local streets are pretreated as much as possible for the morning commute. mark: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin continues our team coverage with what' s been done so far. dan, how does it look where you are? dan: the stone has been coming down, traffic picking up as we move through the morning. -- the snow has been coming down, traffic picking up as we move through the morning. also picking up on the lead travel lanes, snow picking up there as well as other spots. as long as traffic is coming through, it seems to be staying somewhat clear but it is definitely sticking. road crews have been working hard since last night. cincinnati rogue was reported about 7:00 p.m., started that about 60 or so snow trucks working. kentucky reported about midnight last night to start pretreating roads as well. been prepared. >> we' that' s how many trucks we have in our district, so all hands so we' ll have everybody out. we have plenty of salt on hand.

andrew: e-mail me the...schedule! -lemonis: ...and abuse... -andrew: who the...o you think you are, staring me down? lemonis: ...and more rants. woman: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking about?! woman: don't even go there. lemonis: you don't know how to treat people. andrew: what people? the staff? lemonis: us people. andrew: [ laughs ] lemonis: and this was one that i simply just had to walk away from. but every once in a while, difficult people do surprise me. nancy: whose phone number is tammy's?! whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper? tom: you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a bathroom! -lemonis: remember these two? -nancy: the deal's off! lemonis: tom etheridge and nancy pappas. they owned worldwide trailers. nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. lemonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product w

four days after, andrews andrews collapsed and died.stigation was gone. >> i was shocked because the whole case was gone. weird >> reporter: a search warrant allowed data to be extracted from his cell phone. he often mentioned the hotel. here on jones street, a piece of evidence was found. mark andrews were listed on a home card with the victim omar sharian. they checked in a few days before the murder. they talked to people next door. >> they heard banging and a person begging for mercy. >> reporter: begging for mercy. >> begging for mercy. by the time the room was inspected, a month had passed. no evidence of a crime. they continued to review the digital foot print and took a gruesome turn. >> andrews made numerous google searches looking for power tools from craigslist, target, how to hues ain't -- use hand saws and how to cut up meat >> reporter: how to cut up meat in. >> yes. he was looking for how to cut up the body. >> reporter: detectives reviewed the case file with us. it was a grisly murder. no crime scene, no body parts were

andrew church. lisa: groups in northern kentucky are conducting account of the men and women living on the street. the homeless count helps funding that flows to programs to help the homeless. i know volunteers are covering boone, kenton, and campbell counties. hamilton county conducted its count last night and early this morning. >> what we have seen is a slight decrease in the number of homeless people locally. the number of homeless people overall, somewhat tends to mirror what is going on with the economy. this ago during last are scum, the northern kentucky volunteers found 327 people homeless. -- lisa: during last year' s count, the northern kentucky volunteers found 327 people homeless. mark: ahead of the gop debate in iowa. lisa: why our town is getting noticed as one of the friendliest cities in the country. mark: a live look outside for you this morning as you get up and get your wednesday morning started. 20 degrees right now. what is coming our way today? brady go cool tippet is today. 7

andrew norwell is one of seven kids in his family in cincinnati. his older brother is a coach at thomas more. chris norwell: "he just called me today. making sure the family is going to be there to support him. because, it's for the whole entire family - not just him. because andrew is definitely a person that it's not about him, it's about the whole family and getting them all there to make sure we all have a good time." joe live back here at saint x... kuechly is the fourth bomber to but... only saint xavier grad with a ring. live tonight - joe thanks joe.. now, if you want to learn more about these two cincinnati guys.... go to our website at fox19 now dot com... check out this video from lake cumberland... the weekend's snow storms did some serious damage to boats and docks on the lake... yikes... steve weather now for a look at the blizzard that hammered the east coast is impacting industries that could impact your life. we'll explain how tonight at 10. plus we've got a warning about a scam hitting households all over the tri-state... particul

andrew, bring us up to date. andrew: this is the kind of situation that is so frightening to imagine as a parent. someone trusted to watch after your child accused of sexually abusing them. steven rekowski was caught when someone spotted pictures of one victim on his phone, and that child' s mom locked him in the laundry room until police could arrive. now the aurora man is facing additional charges accused of abusing as many as seven children between four years old and 10 years old. rekowski will go to court in dearborn county this morning. he' s accused of sexually abusing children he was baby sitting, in some instances drugging the children and recording the abuse. the dearborn county prosecutor aaron negangard said his office has only touched the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the evidence in this case. they continue to look into the man' s actions. streets since earlier this month. investigators continue going through his phone and computers, looking for information about any other potential victims. re

chef andrew is back. chef andrew: today will you making a lemon pepper shrimp scampi pasta. the key is to get your prep done ahead of time. a couple of minutes. we have a saute pan over medium-high heat, a little olive oil, and we will put in these beautiful raw shrimp. you might want to stand back. splatter on you. alyx: this is made campaigning for my own chefs jacket. you are looking for the color change, right? chef andrew: yes, and they do not take much time at all, just a few minutes on each side. we will add some pepper and fresh garlic, about four cloves. gives us a lot of good flavor. you can see that the shrimp are starting to turn pink. alyx: that is quick. chef andrew: we can turn those over. alyx: how hot is your pan? chef andrew: medium-high, i would say, just so you get that nice sear. alyx: it has not hit me yet. chef andrew: for sure. we will deglaze the pan with a little bit of wine. fresh lemon, and a little bit of butter as well. that is going to help create our sauce. then we are going to toss in some cooked pasta. alyx: all right in the pan? chef andrew

andrew setters is live at the scene with what we' ve just learned. andrew? andrew: good news, the officer has not been released from the hospital at uc medical center. we know he suffered a broken nose and job, but doing well the suspect is 26-year-old kyle moore. he is being charged with polonius assault. officer john amole of ripley approached him last night along u.s. 50 to an fell out of radio contact. he was found unconscious a short time later by another officer. apparently,, or was known to police. he was issued warrants yesterday. he will be facing additional charges on the attack on officer amole. officer amole had only been on the force for five months. he was found unconscious in ripley at 10:45 last month -- last night. mark: in westchester, investigators are trying to piece together a shooting that left and 18-year-old seriously into a home and shot the young man. is not clear why he was targeted. -- it is not clear why he was targeted. the getaway car was driven by a woman wearing glasses. >> they are armed, and considered dangerous. we will do

i'm going to be andrew schultz. >> you are andrew schultz. >> i am andrew schultz. i'm going to commit a lot of crime under your name. >> there it is. >> the left is obsessed with race. why are we trying to see more race as opposed to trying to find a way to see past it? >> look, i don't want to live in a world where i have to be fo e forced to see past my race. >> why are we continually always -- all these things drive more differences. >> we're irresponsible in the way we acknowledge our differences is the problem. >> we should be able to talk about race in a number of different levels. >> like the lasagna. >> exactly. >> the idea of race is silly. we should talk about culture. if you just -- judge someone's culture. that's totally fine. >> we've got to go. we've got to talk about the oscars. >>> coming up, let's do this, do the academy awards have a diversity problem? or does diversity have an academy awards problem. ♪ melodic, calm music. princess is the only cruise line that offers discovery and animal planet shore excursions for truly meaningful travel. immers

-andrew: thanks, marcus. lemonis: you know, there's this old saying that when one door closes, another one opens. man: these walls are gonna be all blown out. lemonis: i think i just found that door on a much better location. man: 250,000 cars a day pass here. lemonis: the west side highway runs from west 72nd street all the way down the hudson river to lower manhattan. it's one of the busiest streets in manhattan. quite frankly, the exposure is gonna be great for business. man: you could fit about 18 to 20 cars within this space. lemonis: the challenge with our current space is that there's one way in and one way out. this has one way in and another way out. jon: i could literally look at like four or five cars at once. lemonis: in the old location, we were appraising around 600 cars a month and buying about 1/3 of everything we appraised, so 200 cars a month. in this new location, we should appraise about 1,000 cars a month and buy about 1/3 of them, so 333 cars a month. not only is it a better location, bu

chef andrew: exactly. alyx: one thing you are going to tea just today, and this is a favorite -- teach us today, and this is a favorite. going to make my version today. we have three avocados that are pretty soft, and you want to match those up. alyx: a lot of people ask me, how do you know when the avocado is ready? chef andrew: some can be green, some could be a little brown. you want to feel. it should give a little bit. i'd like to have some texture. you can use a potato masher or a whisk. we just take that out. then we throw in our mix in. this is kind of what you like. alyx: and healthier options. avocado is good fat. chef andrew: we have some fresh lime juice that will help keep the guacamole stay green. and orange juice. chef andrew: obviously, in the line of citrus family but it adds a little sweetness. a little bit of cumin, chili powder, salt. stir that around so the citrus gets mixed in with the avocado. i prefer red onion, a little tomato, jalapeno, and cilantro. alyx: for those who do not lik

andrew: it is all very closely linked.oping for a reasonable jobs number that supports the federal reserve's action in raising rates and maybe sets us up for a new rate rise. that year classically we are looking at a low point in the cycle. themn china, we are seeing looking at the government to try to reinflate the economy. we will trouble we see oil sales coming back. rishaad: so this is the bottom of the cycle? andrew: i believe so. we are a turnaround in the united states. the federal reserve raised rates. a chickenbe a bit of and egg situation. the matter how you do it, there could have been in underway with hindsight. we'll have that luxury. the chinese government is going to try to reinflate and get the cycle going again. we will see the automobiles pickup. we will see the steel industry pickup. support the coal industry. try to get the company moving again. rishaad: change. nowhere androads to the bridges over nothing are probably a thing of the past. the infrastructure of railroads and things like that that are ac

andrew: i think it will be big.g hard and have our best in our brightest and have the core laboratories junior's right out with demonstrated an ability to really create innovative stuff over the years and looking at vr and how we best manifest the expenses for an enjoyable experience. emily: electronic arts ceo andrew wilson, thank you so much. scarlet: emily chang, "bloomberg west" anchor in san francisco. that was her exclusive interview with andrew wilson, electronic arts ceo. shares of electronic arts in the biggest decline since 2011. they are performing better than the broader market. coming up in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," amazon stock plunges today. investors are starting to say "show me the money." in 2015a banner year but managers are growing worried about this year. and brazil is in its worst recession on record. the government is hoping billions of dollars in credit will and the downturn. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am scarlet fu. desk,head to our markets where juli

i'm going to be andrew schultz. >> you are andrew schultz. >> i am andrew schultz.f crime under your name. >> there it is. >> the left is obsessed with race. why are we trying to see more race as opposed to trying to find a way to see past it? >> look, i don't want to live in a world where i have to be fo e forced to see past my race. >> why are we continually always -- all these things drive more differences. >> we're irresponsible in the way we acknowledge our differences is the problem. >> we should be able to talk about race in a number of different levels. >> like the lasagna. >> exactly. >> the idea of race is silly. we should talk about culture. if you just -- judge someone's culture. that's totally fine. >> we've got to go. we've got to talk about the oscars. >>> coming up, let's do this, do the academy awards have a diversity problem? or does diversity have an academy awards problem. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on

andrew: absolutely. it's a long-term plan. long-term relationship with lucas and disney, and we have talked about action title and development coming out of our studios here. we have mobile titles. we are going to continue to support star worse, the old republic, which is out, massively multiplayer game with lots of great new content. is ea's strategy around vr and what should be be watching for? -- we be watching for? andrew: first and foremost, vr will be more utility. you think about videoconferencing, training, education. it will revolutionize those industries as a utility. as we think about it in terms of video games, there's a whole bunch of challenges we get. one is consumer uptake. we do believe it will be an important part. we're investing in two vectors right now, our core engine to make sure we can create virtual reality experiences for any of the devices that come out, as well as our core teams working on specific experiences and genres so we can start to test those over the coming years. emily: talk to me about wh

andrew. >> andrew: we've learned these two federal agents, they were on duty in miami beach when they were struck by this runaway driver. we know at least one of them is here at jmh, he is fighting for his life, this as police announced they made a big break in this case. agents with the department of homeland security flood jackson memorial hospital. we know they're here on official business. their concern right now is for two of their own after two federal agents with ice were the victims a hit-and-run in miami beach. was laying on the floor and i saw another guy was holding the side of his body. he wasn't moving, and you could see blood was coming from his head like his head hit the ground real hard. >> andrew: it happened at collins and z zn way. miami beach police say the two had jug flagged down this cab for a ride when, while talking to the driver, someone in the mercedes jumped the cub and hit them. >> in that short space on the median and where the taxy is is where the mercedes-benzit the victims. >> andrew: the driver's side mirror was left behind. after showing video of wit

andrew. >> andrew: heart breaking because you can really see how much this family cher herbed this little dog. the 89-year-old man, he had a heart attack after seeing what happened to his dog and his wife. the family says this tragedy could have been prevented. >> there's a hole in my heart, and if he would have died from something else, but mauled look that to death. >> andrew: a family heartbroken over the death of lattle gucci, a cherished dog. he slept with an a row has each and every night for years. the. why-year-old says she was walking gucci like she normally when two big dogs attacked her pup. she tried to defend h'm when they turned toward her. >> just attacked them brightly. my dog is dead. and my mom has a hundred stitches dangerous andrew the only reason her daughter says her mother is alive like neighbors like this man ran out to help. he grabbed a belt to fight off the dogs while another woman helped rojas but things took a turn when the husband ran outside. >> when they told h the dog had died, he culled the dog and ran back to the house and started crying, crying, crying

wlwt news 5' s andrew setters was there in court, as the father faced a judge. andrew? andrew: judge curt kissinger called this one of the most tragic examples of the heroin epidemic he' s ever seen. wesley landers is being held here on a high bond, after over dosing inside children' s hospital. children' s hospital, to uc center. he was found unresponsive, his baby girl' police said he was found with a his pocket. he' s facing drug and weapons charges and was ordered held today on a $.5 million bond. prosecutor robert schrimpf laid out the accusations against him in court this morning. s hospital. the mother of the child died also from a drug overdose. he had a loaded firearm children' that poses a risk to the i believe he' s a risk of overdosing again. andrew: landers is being held on $500,000 bond, but he can post s services is involved with the family now, to care for his 7 month old daughter. the couples other child is being cared for by relatives in alabama. live at the justice center, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: andrew, thank you. s office is still investi

. >> just overall everybody is jacked up and excited for this opportunity for andrew. mike: from anderson township to ohio state to the super bowl, the local man making plans to watch his brother playing in the biggest game of them all. sheree: and a deputy trying to help hit by a semi. we hear from the miracle man who survived this horrific crash [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] announcer: from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00. sheree: more young victims identified by police in a disturbing sex crimes case. good evening. i' m sheree paolello. mike: and i' m mike dardis. thanks for joining us tonight. a local babysitter is already accused of molesting a four-year-old. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa reports from dearborn county, indiana, on the new charges the suspect is now facing. tammy: prosecutors say steven rokowski was a babysitter for some of his victims. then preyed on the children. tonight i spoke with the mother , of one of the victims. she was too devastated to talk to us on camera. but she says she never wants this to happe

``reporting live, andrew setters, ``wlwt news 5. ``jonathan: thank you andrew. ``a student from the cincinnati ``area is under arrest in north ``korea. ``for what the country is calling ``a hostile act. ``otto warmbier is being held and ``is the second to be held in the ``country ``country. ``jeffrey fowle was held in 2014. ``fowl says if warmbier is like ``him, he skz ``is not getting information about ``his detention. ``>> three weeks into it, he's ``gotten over the initial shock of ``it, but he's still trying to ``process it. ``if it's like me, they're not ``happening on the outside world. ``jonathan: warmbier is a 2013 ``graduate of wyoming high school. ``the 21-year-old is now a student ``at the university of virginia. ``we hope he gets home soon. ``gunfire at a canadian high ``school has a community in shock. ``coming up, we'll tell you about ``the casualties and what we know ``about the gunman in custody. ``flint, michigan, may not be the ``only city with a water crisis. ``we'll tell you about the ``investigation in an ohio city ``and when the results wil

mark andrews was later arrested but released with the help of a of a public defender, but he died. now with the suspect dead sergeant watts decided to turn to andrews' cell phone to try to piece together the murder mystery. it led him to the tender loin that he and the suspect had rented just days before the body parts were found. >> i was able to talk to a neighbor of the room that andrews had rented and he told me that one evening a couple of weeks ago he was playing his music quite loud and he heard somebody yelling quite loud asking for mercy. >> reporter: did he call the police? >> no,. >> reporter: why. >> he was afraid. >> reporter: he revealed andrew's internet searches that point to him as a killer. how watts connected the dots is really interesting. it is of course a disturbing case one unfortunately will never see a complete conclusion because the prime suspect mark andrews is now dead. >> but with the prime suspect dead police believe they have all the evidence. they're not looking for anyone else? >> reporter: no sergeant watts believes that the information he obtained

andrew. >> andrew: it wasn't just this man taking a cash box. it was the way he did it. i want you to take a look this in here. this, this used to be the front door of this business until this man just decided to run right through it. you're about to see in the video. but employees, they are saying they need the public's help tonight. this person police would really like to meet starts scoping out the business around 4:30 in the morning. he finally stops and uses something to shattered front door, and right after that he just charges right through it. >> literally like a bull, like a ram. >> charged right through it. >> andrew: gordy perez manages the biz at holy smokes at pines boulevard in pembroke pines. broken glass. from. >> second in and out. >> andrew: he said had fan map goes straight to the cash box. doesn't take electronics or products but does a whole lot of damage for a little bit of cash. officials really helping someone can help these guys out. >> holy smokes is here for two months and it's just amazing that somebody could come not wanting to work and just

dordt kept the fight up as andrew o'donnell defenders team is super quick all- around.... but the broncos would keep it close, as david plain finds connor musiel for two....this game went to overtime....hasting s hangs on 96-93 same matchup on the ladies side....dordt searching for just its third gpac win of the season. hastings led 55-40 in the fourth......teeka thompson gets the bounce on this jumper, she had a team high 20 points.... on the fast break, alissa pollema puts it up, and gets the foul, but would miss the shot.... hastings padding the e ad, chelsey morten drives in for the score....great finish through contact... with ten points for the game, and nailing the buzzer beater was kim kroeze, but it was too little too late... hastings takes this one 69-54. ..... elsewhere in conference action......top- ranked morningside cruises to its 10th straight win.....87- 41 over nebraska wesleyan. the mustang men cant complete the sweep......the prairie wolves iowa state wrestling just one month away.....a nice tune-up tournament this afternoon in le mars... starting with t

andrew? andrew: an autopsy could tell us more about that woman's death. the man who survived is now in lock-up. 31-year-old wesley landers was found overdosed in the bathroom of his daughter's room. a woman was found and she did not survived. he traveled here to his daughter's surgery to have her trachea reconstructed. >> you wonder if the child -- prior to being born in utero. so it raises a lot of questions. andrew: wesley landers was taken from children's hospital to u.c. and brought here at the justice center. he will be arraigned. the name of the woman who died and her relationship with landers still not clear. we're waiting for more information from police and from the coroner's office. lisa: a former aberdeen police chief found guilty of domestic abuse will be sentenced today. his wife said he used to beat her and her family believed that led to her death. a local firefighter was killed in a recent arson case was targeted several times before the fire. miriah turner is live with the latest developments. miriah: according to police record the house

jonathan and andrew are half brothers. they are both arrested and charged with three counts of first degree murder. we know now that we're looking for at least two additional suspects. we believe those two additional we have every reason to believe they are known associates and are from the miami area. we know that one of the two is about 6 feet tall. he has long dreads, or at least he did unless he's had a hair cut as well. the other one's about 5' 8 to 5' 10, a more heavy build. we believe they are haitian, according to the information we've been provided. there's a $10,000 cash reward just for information leading to their arrest. i point that out because people who may want to cooperate from the miami area may go, hey, these are bad dudes and you would be right. they are. >> you've been listening to polk county sheriff grady judd in regards to a triple homicide. the two men are named andrew joseph and jonathan el sigeri, said. they are still looking for two additional suspects in this home invasion and murder. and they

andrew bring us up-to-date. andrew her supporters are : planning to make their presence known here at the court house today. we saw just yesterday what it can mean when her supporters turnout. tracie hunter is still off the bench, under suspension and preparing to be put on trial again. round two in the on-going legal battle goes forward today. tracie hunter was convicted on one felony charge at her first trial, but the jury couldn' t reach a verdict on eight additional charges. that' s what she' ll be tried for starting today. her supporters turned out at the yesterday a group of supporters , disrupted the gathering at music hall. >> the problem is that there are so many racial undertones in that case aside from the legal issues. >> if you disrupt the martin luther king speech, maybe people will pay attention and say, hey, these people are upset about something. andrew: we will see what happens here at the courthouse today. judge hunter is expected here for retrial in front of judge patrick dinkelacker. she was

andrew denver of our portland station from burns joins us on the phone. andrew, what did you tell us. >> reporter: ammom bundy and some of his top ranking officials left the refuge late tuesday afternoon for a town a hundred miles north of the wildlife refuge. that is when federal authorities made their move. one man was killed and eight others were arrested. reports are suggesting that lavoy finnegan, arguably the number two guy in all of this, was the one to be killed but that is yet to be confirmed by authorities. i can say that finnegan has said many times he would rather die than go to jail. the militia arrested including ammon bundy and his brother and shawn shaughnessy. pete santelea was already arrested and streaming on his youtube page but he is not affiliation and often referred to as bundy's right hand man. john rightshimer another one involved in the occupation is in. all of the arrested are facing federal conspiracy felony as for the rest of the militia to still be occupying the malheiur wildlife refuge the county judge is asking them to leav

``andrew? ``andrew: it took years to get ``from the discussion phase to ``rails in the ground for the ``cincinnati streetcar, so it' s ``still a long shot, but the ``conversation is beginning about ``running cincinnati' s streetcar ``across the river. ``the covington business council ``and river city news are hosting ``a panel discussion this morning ``should get into the streetcar ``it' s a big question and an ``they' ll have some big streetcar ``advocates on the panel. ``cincinnati city councilman chris ``seelbach and former mayor ``roxanne qualls will be there, ``along with john schneider, one ``of the most outspoken supporters ``of the cincinnati streetcar. ``that discussion takes place at ``the madison event center in ``covington starting at 11:30. ``reporting live andrew setters, ``lisa: one local dog overcoming ``the odds and giving back to ``people in need. ``news 5' s miriah turner is at the ``live alert desk with more on ``this special dog' s story. ``miriah? ``miriah: mark and lisa,

wlwt news 5' s andrew setters has the latest live in north college hill. andrew? andrew: this banner went up this morning, as a tribute to joe leach, and a reminder for people in the area that the search for his killer continues. ted naegele was up on a ladder in the cold this morning, installing the banner outside leach brother automotive. joe leach has been here since the 1980s, and was well known in the neighborhood. on tuesday, leach was shot and he died of his injuries on friday and last night a huge crowd of people turned out, in the cold, for a vigil to remember him. police continue their investigation as family and friends continue to wait for answers about who is responsible. ted naegele: we had about 200 people show up last night and it was just a huge event for the family and for friends. a lot of people hadn' t even seen each other in a long time, so a chance to hug a few necks and it turned out really well. andrew: police continue their they say they' tips that they are following up responsible. there has only been a limited description of the suspect

(andrew ainsworth, manufacturer) "two days yes. from sculpting the moulds and making the moulding process work. and getting the mouldings off because you add to one mould and substract from another mould." this is ainsworth's original metal resin mould from 1976. for almost thirty years, he forgot about it. until he needed money for school fees, made a few more helmets and sold them. george lucas promptly suem. (andrew ainsworth, manufacturer)"beca use we honestly believed that nobody can stop you being the artist that you are . they can't take it away from you. they can't take your hands off. so you can't use them any more. it was that had to defend it. " the case lasted nine long years. ainsworth has only just paid off his huge legal bill. (nick glass, cnn correspondent) "how much was it?" (andrew ainsworth, manufacturer) "i woulrather not say t it was an awful lot. hundreds of thousands or millions? millions." the british ruling was that the helmet was a piece of industrial design and so out of copyright. so production could res

but with no dna evidence or no evidence, andrews was released. he died laider. >> andrews made numerous goaling searches looking for hand saws, power tools on craigslist, from target and how to use hand saws and how to cut up meat >> reporter: how to cut up meat? >> how to cut up meat. >> on text messages, andrews often mentioned the aldrich hotel. andrews was listed on the hotel card along with shahwan. >>> an investigation is underway this morning after a construction worker was hit by a steam roller in san francisco. this happened in the area of 18th and vicente shortly after noon yesterday. the man was apparently working on a city road project. it's not clear if he was hit and knocked down or actually run over by the steam roller. the map was -- the man was rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition. >>> paul kantner is being remembered as one of thebiggest musicians to come out of the san francisco music scene. he recently suffered from a heart attack. his friends and family say that kantner died from massive your going to failure. kan

live in covington, andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: andrew, thank you. the murder charges that mark huffman faces carry the possibility of life behind bars without parole. the kenton county grand jury will consider the case in the next 60 days. the four people charged in the death of a teen in west chester appeared in court in just the last hour. demarcus staley, justin koch, jibril willingham, and rodney foster, were arraigned in this morning. they' re charged in the death of tyler kassow earlier this month. mark: investigators say drugs kassow' s west chester home. today the victim' s family walked into the courtroom with shirts reading "gone but never forgotten -- bearing tyler' s face on them. wlwt' s karin johnson will have coming up on wlwt at 5:00. wlwt news 5 meteorologist miriah turner has cincinnati' s most accurate forecast. we have some sunshine out there, but things are changing. miriah: get a good way. temperatures are going to be very much around the average high, which is 39 degrees. looking at low 40' s today. the counties off to the sou

andrew how bad do they expect it to get on the interstate? 3 well, they are calling i-85 ground zero right now...if that gives you any indication of how serious they're taking this weather... 3 i-85 and everything north of it a huge concern as crews try to pretreat the roads ahead of the freeze that is expected overnight. mountain roads are also a big project...anyone driving on those this morning can expect very slick conditions...d-o-t crews will be out on the roads in 12 hour shifts now..and they say thell be spreading salt on through saturday morning as this weather event worsens. we spoke with a d-o-t spokesman... who says if you have to drive...be smart. 3 3 3 3 "give yourself extra time, give yourself extra room...make stops...you know..give the guys room to work on the roadways...you know everyone try to be safe...and if you don't have to go anywhere...don't." anywhere...don't."d-o-t crews elsewhere around the state are also on standby in case the workers here in the upstate neeed extra help.... 3 coming up later on in this newscast..